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Portnox Empowers Credit Union Branches with Cloud-Native NAC: Success Story with PFCU

12/17/2025

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Portnox, a leader in cloud-native zero trust access control and cybersecurity solutions, today announced the publication of a new customer success case study highlighting how Michigan’s PFCU credit union strengthened compliance, branch network security, and device control across its 14-branch footprint. PFCU provides its members with financial services, including loans, credit cards, and business banking solutions. 

“Credit unions are under increasing pressure—limited IT staff, dispersed branch environments, strict regulatory oversight—and they simply can’t afford to compromise on device and network access security,” said Denny LeCompte, CEO of Portnox. “That’s why we see so many credit-union organizations choosing Portnox: easier deployment, rapid scalability, and zero trust access built for hybrid branch and cloud environments. The PFCU story is a great example of how a credit union can turn compliance and security into an operational win.”

The National Credit Union Administration (NCUA)’s ACET (Automated Cybersecurity Examination Tool) framework specifically highlights the need for rigorous access control, endpoint risk visibility and continuous monitoring, which are all areas that NAC solutions directly support. Meanwhile, recent industry research shows that credit unions are advancing their cybersecurity maturity and embracing zero trust architecture in response to rising fraud and unauthorized access events.

PFCU, headquartered in Portland, Michigan, operates 14 branch locations and has 500 to 700 connected devices across branch and back-office environments. With a hybrid network built on Meraki switches and Ubiquiti Unifi Wi-Fi, the organization sought to eliminate rogue-device risk, meet auditor-mandated NAC requirements, and secure its branch environments, especially given rural branch power/outage concerns.

Portnox’s cloud-native NAC solution delivered:
  • Rapid deployment by a small IT team (90% of prep handled internally).
  • Policy enforcement in under a minute across both managed and unmanaged devices.
  • Seamless Wi-Fi roaming for staff across all branches.
  • Passed auditor’s NAC requirement, zero unauthorized device risk in branch lobbies.
 Why this matters:
  • Credit-union networks are no longer simple branch LANs—they are distributed, hybrid, mobile, and vulnerable to modern threats.
  • Cloud-native NAC adoption is moving from “nice-to-have” to essential, particularly for regulatory compliance (e.g., NCUA, GLBA) and branch-level risk management.
  • Organizations with modest IT teams and distributed branches are finding that with cloud-native solutions they cut out infrastructure purchases required by many NAC vendors, and don’t need expensive, lengthy professional services engagements to gain strong security outcomes.
  • Demonstrated business value: beyond security, PFCU improved user experience (automatic Wi-Fi login), reduced risk, and streamlined operations.
 Related Links:
  • Case Study: PFCU Locks Down Compliance and Branch Security with Portnox Cloud NAC
  • Case Study: Regional Credit Union Strengthens Remote Access Security with the Portnox Cloud
  • Portnox Honored for Unified Access Control, as well as Innovations in NAC and ZTNA at 2025 Top InfoSec Innovator Awards

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